Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1927, Page 54

Cl’:evy Chase SOCiety Circle Represented 9 32 Fall coloes in all styles In the Moving Throng p J of Gold Stripe Silk Stockings 4 J will enable you to match any costume. $1.75 pr. upwards. The new Centemeri gloves 9 present a wealth of new style ideas and the correct Fall shades, $3.50 to $4.50. The new French Shop -9 opens tomorrow with a stun- J ning collection of exclusive gowns—Seoond floor! A FASHION INSTITUTION A PASMION INSTITUTION . A FASHION INSTITUT » Wasnington NowTorn Washington | Nowlora Wasnington 18-"1!- * Albert J. Earl, 6502 Florida street, Motor Trips and Sea Voy-| ages Listed in Week's! Activities—~Guests Enter- tained in Homes. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Stitt have returned to their home on Ridgewood avenue after spending several months in_Europe. { Miss Evelyn Baylin of Baltimore, | 1., is the guest for a few days of nd Mrs. William Blum on Elm | Winship has returned to after spending a_week | of Mr. and Mrs. Henry | Doyle y-third street. v York City | home on Rosemary street after tor trip through Ohio nue wood r. Roland Lyon, iddon Ly his home on Rosema spending the Summe n of Mr. and t after | n Province- | jam Chester Borah and Borah of Shepard | ained at tea Sunday in ! Mrs. John Ross Key of Bal timore, Md X | Mrs. Winslow 1 | d to her home s 1 trip to Eu g three | D. Johnson and | Mrs. Alexander R. Mullowney is at her home on Connecticut avenue, after a trip to New York, where she met her mother, Mrs. Katherine Thomas, who has returned from Eu- and Mrs. William Blum and | a ending several at Capan Springs, W. Va. They | tor to Swarthmore, Pa., this week, where they will enter their son in_college. am Burton Ben- after spending several weeks in w “York as the guests of their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hutchins. Mrs. Louise W. Brackett, Mrs. J. e 3 d her son of Harpers Ferry, W. and Mrs. k C. Moore of Asheville, N. C., have re- turned to their homes, after being the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson of Melrose street. Mrs. Harry Paul Gentner®of Forty- second street entertained Tuesday evening at a bridge supper and show- er honor of Miss Anne Pollard, whose marriage to Mr. Edwin Ely Adams of Detroit, Mich., took place vesterday evening. Dr. and Mrs, A. | B. Crane of Northampton street en- tertained Friday evening at a_supper dance for their niece, Miss Pollard, and her flance, Mr. Adams, and the bridal party. Thursday evening Miss Dorothy Miller of Newark street en- tertained at dinner for Miss Pollard and Mr. Adams, and Mrs. Maxwell S, Cooley of Irving street entertained Wednesday at luncheon in honor of Miss Pollard. Mr. Sinclair Bowling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowling of Harrison street, left Monday for Notre Dame College, South Bend, Ind. . Miss Mildred Ward has returned to her home in Rockville, Md., after spending a week as the guest of her cousips, MF. and Mrs. Henry Ochman, on Morrison street. Mrs. Benjamin Warren and her daughter, Miss Ruth Warren, of Taylor street, accompanied by Mrs. William H. Spignul and her daughter, Miss Christine Spignul, of Morrison street, are spending several weeks at Sherwood Forest, ‘Md. The fancywork committee of -the Chevy Chase Chapter, Young Wom- an’s Christian Association, was enter- tained at luncheon Wednesday by Mrs. Harold_E. Doyle. Mr. Robert McNally of New York City spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Me- Nally, on Newlands street. Miss Nancy Presell of Roanoke, Va., 1s the house guest for several weeks of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pierce in their home on Morrison street. . Mr. Keech Wilson, Mr. Lawrence Winnemore, . Augustus Winne- more and Mrs. John Mauchly have motored to Capon Springs, W. Va., expecting to be absent several weeks. Mr, William I Deming and his daughter, Miss Alice Deming, of Ox- ford street spent the week end at Rehoboth Beach, Del. Miss Deming will visit there for several weeks. Mrs. E. H. Pitcher has left for an extended trip through the West. Midshipman _Charles E. Earl, United States Naval Academy, An- napolis, is spending his September leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chevy Chase, Md. GIRL REPORTER WINS PLACE AS PLAYWRIGHT —Peggy a high school has won national honors wright and is a news- During her last months in school she wrote a one lay of mountain life which won the State contest for the best plece of playwriting in the high schools of Nort Carolina. After Nati School Jour is Fall Peggy Anne enters col- preparatory to studying journal- 0PPOSITE AMBASSADOR Formerly at 1801 Calvert St. Special Sunday Dinner 12130 Untll 7:30 Roast Capon, Roast Long Island Duck, Fried Spring Chicken, Choice of Roast Meats. Also Berved in the New Grill Room—A Third More Space— o Waiting—ifcient * Tudle rvice. e, Columbla 5042 A FASHION INSTITUTION Wasnington Nowlorn N Continuing Triumphantly AWl Through the Month of September! Washington’s Most Important September Sale of Fine Furs The Finest Furs Obtainable—Every Smart, New Style—Superior Workmanship—The Most Varied Selection in Our History Some Examples of the Savings! — 5195 October Price, $250 Golden Muskrat with Brown Fox collar, $195. Black Caracul with Dyed Lynx shawl collar, $195. Black Caracul with Dyed Skunk collar, $195. Brown Caracul Paw with Dyed Skunk shawl collar, $195. Sealine (Dyed Coney) coat with Pointed Fox shawl collar, $195. Sealine (Dyed Coney) coat with Platinum Fox cqllar, $195. Sealine (Dyed Coney) with Red Fox shawl collar, $195. Dyed Australian Opossum with self collar, $195. Natural Hair Seal with Squirrel collar, $195. Brown Hair Seal, self-trimmed, $195. Marmot (dyed to resemble Mink) with Fox collar, $195. — 5265 October Price, $295 Silver Muskrat with Brown Fox collar, $265. Black Caracul with Dyed Skunk shawl collar, $265. Brown Caracul with Brown Fox collar, $265, Brown Kid Caracul with -Brown Fox shawl collar, $265. Civet Cat with Black Skunk shawl collar, $265. Krimmer Lamb with Natural Squirrel collar, $265. Krimmer Lamb with self collar and cuffs, $265. Natural Ponyskin with brown Fox collar, $265. 205 October Price, $350 Silver Muskrat with Beaver shawl collar, cuffs and pockets, $295. Silver-tone Muskrat with Dyed Fox collar, $295. Brown Caracul with Brown Fox shawl collar, $295. Platinum Caracul with Silver-Fitch collar, $295. Platinum Caracul with Sable-Fitch collar, $295. Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) with self trim, $295. Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) with Squirrel shawl collar and cuffs, $295. Raccoon, double-breasted, with shawl collar, §295. American Broadtail with Platinum Fox collar, $295. Hair Seal with Black Fox shawl collar and cuffs, $295. Krimmer Lamb with Civet Cat shawl collar and cuffs, $295. Moleskin (Scotch-dyed) with Pointed Fox shawl collar and cuffs, $295. South American Otter with Fox collar, $295. Ponyskin with Jap Fox collar, $295. Calfskin with Nutria collar, $295. Kid Ermine with matching Fox collar, $295. Stencilled Kid, with Nutria trim and side buckles, $295. Other Furs, including extensive groups of and Positive Savings of $30 to $255! 2 ‘Women and Misses who have shopped around during the Fur Sales of August without buying will find in this great event just the coats they have been looking for at unexpected savings. Those of you who have not yet “looked” are invited to see our collection here tomorrow, and those of you who waited for this great Jelleff event naturally need no urging to take advantage of the savings which this Sale offers! Never before in our history have we presented so extensive a col- lection of superb furs as in this event—furs of every variety from the sports raccoon and ponyskin to sumptuous mink for dress wear! Authentic styles—the best of all the new details, painstaking workmanship and exceptionally skillful skin handling—all these features are assured you be- cause we postponed our sale one entire month to give our furriers more time— and to thereby insure the perfection of each coat in our collection! And the remarkable saving in price is yours, because we bought early and collectively with our associated specialty stores throughout the country. We invite and urge a careful cdmparison of Jelleff furs with others as to quality, workmanship, style, fit, appearance and price—and we speak conserva- tively when we say, “Many of these furs cannot be replaced even much later in the season at these prices!” . Beginning Tomorrow—An Exclusive Showing of Fur Coats by Richard Hickson —With a Promenade by Mannequins! The incomparable Richard J. Hickson, himself, founder of the great Fifth Avenue Hickson establishme nt, has now turned his attention ex- clusively to the design of fur coats in another establishment and hundreds of Washington women who have been partial to Hickson creations for many years will be interested in these wonderful new Hickson-designed fur coats which we believe set new style standards for the expression of the loveliness, the luxury, the aristocracy of beautiful furs. e Whether it’s ocelot in a stunning new skin arrangement for sportswear— “sumptuous Persian lamb ingeniously interpreting the very important flare—or queenly mink in a new and very youthful interpretation—every coat in this collec- tion is marked by a cleverness of cut and skin-working and a nicety of detail and lining that are the hallmarks, of every Hickson-designed creation. And all these coats are available during the September Sale accessibly priced at $345 to $1395, affording savings of $§g0 to $255. ‘ % Promenade 10:30 A.M. to 12 Noon—3 P.M. to 5 P.M. In the Fur Salon—Fourth Floor These Outstanding Values! _. 5350 _ October Price, $395 . Plucked Muskrat with Fox collar, $350. Brown Caracul with shawl collar and border of Minktails, $350. Grey Flat Caracul with Platinum Fox shawl collar, $350. Dark Raccoon with double-skin shawl collar, $350. American Broadtail with Squirrel collar and self cuffs, $350. Nutria with self collar, $350. Ocelot with Red Fox collar, $350. Ocelot with Wolverine collar and cuffs, $350. — $389 . October Price, $450 Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat) with German Fitch collar and cuffs, $385. Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat) with Kolinsky collar and cuffs, $385. Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat) with Dyed Squirrel collar and cuffs, $385. 8 .Jap Mink with Brown Fox collar, $385. Dyed Squirrel with Brown Fox shawl collar, $385. — 3495 3 October Price, $575 Hudson Seal with Jap Mink shawl collar and cuffs, $495. Jap Mink with Fox collar and cuffs, $495. Ermine-dyed Squirrel with Cocoa Fox collar, $495. Moleskin with self collar, $495. Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat) with Kolinsky collar, $495. Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat) with Leopard collar, $495, Black Caracul with Kolinsky collar and cuffs, $495. Note—Fur neckpieces—gorgeous foxes and " other skins at the September Sale Prices! Liberal Terms— Charge purchases will appear on bills rendered No- vember 1st, cash purchases may be reserved until Novem- ber 1st by payment of a small deposit. All coats stored and insured free until November Ist! Jelleff Quality— - Every coat in this collection is made of fine selected fur pelts, cut with a full sweep across the front and featuring beautiful hand-tailored linings, reinforced at the strategic points! Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat), Caracul, Muskrat, Otter, Squirrel, Moleskin, Nutria, Mink and American and Persian Broadtail up to $1,395, at the greatest savings of many years, and sizes for women and misses in all price groups. Fur Salon—Fourth Floor!